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Ru►n the LONDON G ZET T 0c7..2, 181 0. ILfcite/tall, 0a..2, 1810. ,The.KinT, has been pleased to - appoint , RiChird Betenson Von, Ecq. to be a CommiSsiot\er 'for inagirig his Metj Cu,iorns; in the:ropm of Sir Alexander Munro, Knt. deceased. • : Commissions signed by the hard Lieutedant of the Coitnty - . DI Salop.. • •- , South Shropshire Regiment of Local Militia. To be Colonel—Edward Earl of Fowls. To be Lieutenant Colonel—Francis Knyvett Leighton, Esq. To be M.ijor--Thomas Beale, Esq. To be Captains—The Hon. Robert Henry.. Clive. Henry Clive, Esq. Frederick Hamilton Corner/van. Robert rn 13rideean Moore, Esq. john "Beebee Morris. Henry .Lloyd, Esq. Edward Wellings, Esq, Whitcombe, Esq. Thomas lohn Tyrrwhit j;,nes; Esq. To be LieuterriantS. - Richard Wiakzway, Gcnt. john Dyke, Cent. William Gardner, Gent. Thorri'as Gent.' Thomas Frederick Moore, Geni. Hinnphrey Smith, Gent. john Greenhouse, Gent. Thomas Pritchard, Gent. To be Ensigns—Behjarnili Oriiicr, Gent. john Smith, Gent. john Southern, Gent.' North Aegiment. To be Lieutenants— Ensign William Tackson, vice Scott, prorno . ted. Ensign Thomas I).,palnson. vice .Croxton, ' Eromotcd. • William Orpe, Gent. vice Poole, resigned. Henry Legh, vice Sishton. west Regiment. To be Ensign—Edward 1.10;d, \;ent. Commissions_ signed by the. Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Lindsey, Kesteven, and Lincoln Regiment of Lincolnshire - Local Militia. Tohe Quarter.Masier —Edwar'd lames Wilson, Gent.,, Horneas:le anti North Reston Volunteer Infantry. To he Major COntmandarti Christopher 'I aylor, Esq. • To be Captains —Grtzgs Lunn; Esq. I ohn tiailey, Esq..? To be beutenanta—George Grundy, Gent. Thomas 'llolii tam, Gent. To be Ensigns—lohn Tefoley; Gent. Thomas ,Vurton, Cent. Loyal Lincoln Voltkr,teer Infantry. To be Lieutenant' —Page Cartledge,, Gent. Royal Noftli•LißColri To be Ens;gti.--DenniS Fairchild, Gent. Commissions in the 38th. or AYrThire Regiment of Militia, • signed•oy the Lord Lieitteriant. To be Captain— bun Konoins, Esq..vice linnter. resigned. To be Assistant-Surgeon—Alexander • hlsOaCiledni vice 14'Liait, resigned. • • BANK'? UP IC/ES ENLARGED. Charles Spiltbury, rear. London, printer,,froos Sept, IS to Vet. 27, at'teo, at Glirldisall. Richard Muininay, .Market-street, .Margate, Kent, merchant, fforti Oct. 2. 'ld 29; at ten, at - Guildhall, Lou. George Philip Davies, • late of .. Philpot-lane-, London, cotke-merchant, front Oct.z. tog, at tsrs, six Charles Holines, of Bull-ne.rd-Courc,' , Newgate-street, Lon don, haberdasher, froni Sept. 'O3 to Nov. 6', at ten, at • G . • • • • • Richard liracken,ThomaslVilliams, and .I.auncelot Bracken,. of Lothbury, Londinr, flar;nei-usanufacturers,; from Oct. . z to 9. at ten, at Guildhall. Benjamin Gilgrest, of Cheapside; London, warehouseman; from 061. 6 to 30, at ten, at Cruildliall. William Corbett', of Tokenhosise- yard, Lothbury, London, insurance-broker, from, Sept. 29 to Nov. 5; at ten, at uildhal 1. • Charles Al en Philipps and Thomas Philipps, now or late of Miltord, Pembroxsshire, oarikers, irons o;.t. 9 to Nov. 5, at ten, at. tissildnall, London. - 4 ,• 13/INKRUPTS'. lartholorndw O'Donnoghue, of Wideombe, Sornersetshire, wink—tterchani,'Oct. 19, zo, and Nov. 13, At twelve,- at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attorney, : Henry Smith, Bristol. • - . Philip N l ilSOll, of Bristol, boot and shoe-Maker, Ocf. rB, 19, aid Nov. 13, at one, at the Rummer Tavern; Bristol. tittOrnies. Mr. E. - Stephens, Bristol ; or Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, King's 13eneh.walks, Inner Temple, ,Lon don. • Charlisß:illocke, late of Cock spit r. street, Middlesx, cof fee-house-keeper. .Oct. 6, 13, amt Nov.. 13, at twelve, at Attornies, Messrs. Vizard and teatchinson • , * New-square, Lincoln's-Inn. William l.osberry and Edward Ingleby, of Liverpool, mer chants, Oct. 22, 23, and Nov. at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. ctannistreet and Eden, Liverpool ; or Mr. Thomas IVindle, jolus-street, Bedford ,row, London. : • Hannah Nutter, widow, John Nutter.. and Thomas Wake, . now or late of kluddelsrield, 'Yorkshire, merchants,. Oct.. ,29,;t, and Nov. I'3 ; at ten, at the Swan Inn, Hudders. held. Atturnies, Mr. Allison; Huddersfield; or Messrs. - Willis, Fairthurne, and Clarke, Warnford.court, London. Richard Kelland,ot Sandford, Devonshire, tanner,Oct. 12, at eleven, 13, at one, and Nov:: 12, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter. Attotnies; Messrs. Williams and Parke. Prin. ees-street, Bedford-row, Loudon; or Mr. john Terrell, Exeter. Charles Jenkins Elkins, and Vincent May, of Liverpool, patent silk-hat-manutadurers, Ott. 22, 23, and Nov. 13, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies,;Messrb. Stanntstreet and Eden, 'Liverpool ,; or Mr. T. Windle , lohn• street, Betiford-row, London. Thomas i.eynoldson, of Manchester, cotton-merchant, Oa. 16, t 7,, rd Nov. 13, at two, at the Dog Tavern„.Manches. ter: Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Knight, Manchester. Archibald M'N air, of Abchurch-lane, lOncion merchant and factor, Oct. 6, 20, and Nov. 13, ot ten, at Guildhall. , At. tornies, Messrs. Palmer,Tomlinsons, and Thumson,Copt hall-court, Throginorton.street: . Thomas Harrison ,Macleod, of Tokenhouse.yardi London, merchant,, Oct. 6, z 6, and Nov. rj, at eleven, atsUutid hal Attornies, Messrs. Paliner, Tomlitisons, and Thom sop, Cupthall-court, ThrOgrnurion.street. john Rogers, sell. kind 4otio Rogers, jun. of Fort. price; rn6licisey, Surrey, builders, Oct. 6, 13, and Nov. 13,. at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Was brough, !ohn Vaux,of cusitiOft.eburt, Broad-street, London, broker, Oct. 6, :6, anti Nov. :3, at eleven, at Guildnail. Atior uies, Mesirs. iolarrows and Vincent, Liasinghall-street. DIFIDEND.Y. Oct. 17. Edward Knight - , of Horsleydown-lane, Surrey, lighterinan, atitwelve, at Guildhall, London. • • Nuv. to. George Klugh, of Coventry-street, near'the Hay inatkef,.Xidctlesex, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall.. : Oct. 23. Thomas Austin, of Chester, coach-proprietor, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Chesler. Oct. 23.. lames Brantley Skelton, late of Bell-lane,,Spilial: Middlesex, and p tw of Size-lane., • London.' iner chant, at ten, at Guildhall. et. 24 Henry Blatchford Shillibter, of Plymouth-Dock,. Devonshire, auctioneer, at the Hotel, Ex'eter. • Nov. to. Duncomb Pyrke, late of Bishopsgate-street,lOn- - don, hatter, at twelve, at Guildhall. ' , , • Nov. 5. It cdshaw Spring, of Caister, Lincolnshire, mercer, at eleven„at the Angel Inn, Glatritord Briggs.• Oct. 24. Thomas Wardthan, of Hutton, Bradford, York:. shire, calico-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Devoit3hire Arms, Kighley. Oct. 23. Abraham Perkins, late of Stamford, Lincolnshire, grocer, at twelve, at the• Angel I nu, Staint&rd. • • Oct. 26. Timothy GOOd, of KingSton-lipuit-li0;; •sltoe maker, at:eleven, at the George Inn, K ingston-npun- Hull. • • Oct. 24. William Parke, of Liverpool, sprit and porter. . dealer,•ai.One, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Oct. 24.AVilliain Howell, Of Noah, Glamorganshire, shop keent„rofif eleven, at the White Hart inn, Bristol. 0 rhuinas Wood, of iheflield, YorkShite,•merchanty at eleven, at the Tontine I nti; Robert Ncwoian, late Df Devonshire, ship-builder, at elovet,„ tilt:l44re f4yern,..Exeter. Novi, .1. fliornas Wi(tocks, of p.xetriroallow-chandler, at ttlareta„at the 'Hotta, t xeter. — . • • • • 4 . . ~ +. . .ONIJON : Printed by RICHARD .lI,ARRIS.,ot No. 4, Martlett.court, Bow-street; and Prblished by WILLIAM .A RAWER. SCRIPPS, South Molton.street, Grovenorargu a rt. the SuN:.OPFica' N o. 112 Strand, where Advertisements, Orders for the PaPer, Le tort for th e kilte r fin ; , (port-paid); must be addressed. _1 Oct. is. t'homas I . ole - i% c.itt,,Ttose, life of garlborough,Wilt shile;tallow-thandler, at eleven, at...the'rbvvii-ilall,Marl borough. Oat. 26. • Lawrence Potts, of Bristol, cutler at tv'elvr , ?tbe Wish Tavern, • ' NU, 3n. ,Saniel Lloyd, 6f 'Paddington, Middlese7c,grocer, at twelv e, at Guildhall. Novi - 5...i lames Paytie;.of West-tquare, Siouthwark, Surrey, • araiy-contractor—at (mi. at Guildhall, Ltindon. Nov, 3. ; Charles W right - : of A idgatp, Loudon, tob. - ,;ecohist, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. •t. •Michael Parker, of Ripon, Yorkshire, shopkeeper, inerLer, and draper, at eleven, at the Cruwn and .Anchor Tavern, 'Ripon. N - 6 v . hunlas Hey, of Loinbaid- st reef, Ifieet-street, Lon don-dealer in S - pirituo u s liquors; at one; at Guildhall. Oct. 27. Harry Hale and. Har - :,• I lagA;ird Hale, of birchin lane, London, o:lnien, at ten, at Gundnall. Nov, 5. I; ranus Bee'Sley and l'imlnas Owen, late of Rood lane; London, wine and brandy-merchants, at one, at Oct. 27. Robort Holton, • of. Wooburp, Auckinghamshire, • martster, at twelve, of Cuiicilrall, London. Oct. 23. Ruben I:ead, of Catolitie-Mews, Bedford-square, 11 , 1idkilesex, stgble-keeper, az uildli al I. Nov. 3. John Btu c,t" Last Cheap, London, cheese- Inoligci, at cur, at 'Gil - 11(111AI. Oct: 27. john Basier;-ateof the Strand, Middlesex, tailor and: leather-breeches,inaker,at - ele.v.eri. at Guildhall. Nov. s. - Tliurnas, of„l'lflugb cpurt, Lombard.- street; Lwndon, - inncliant, Guildhall. Nov. 5. john t'erkins, of Queen-street, Cheapside, Londo:, wholesatetationer, atsoic,!a. Guildhall.. • Nov. to.' SLe.phen Alaidpone, Kent, dealer, at eleven, at Giallialt, London. Nov. 17. • lames l'Opplewell and,lonn Jepson, of.t.avvrence - PoultneyA4l,e 4 toitdon, brnkcrs, at one,-at Nov. to. loin, Spencer, of liy6linstreet, Side-end, victualler, at me! e, at U Noy. Cei,n,ni, of Alilennanbury, hosier, at one, at . Nov. 3. I . 4l , ,vru•Ai Creart, or . ..Margaret..street, Cavendi sh. square, carpenter, at oi;e 4E t;ul;etiiall.. Nov. 24. loseph Cotitiliard, of-Buelnesnury, warehouseman, At °tie, pt c e ,t. l itandi4; :• . • . . Nov.' to. cjcor.g.. Boolton, .Lite of Ciialing-cross, • prietor, and of Prickler's-itillrtast lierifordslure, iariner. at twelve,at Guildrall. • • - ' Nov, a.. ::::onci4 lickiry Bonner, of lett-street, stationer; it twelve, At Guildhall. Nov. 13:joint Hay Hutchinson, of Poland street, Oxford ' .street, victualler, Atone,. at • Guildhall. of'St. Mary A:.e, merchant, at • twelve, at Guildnall. T. CE,'KTIFIC.?ITES. Oct. 2. 3 ; Luke•BriggS, of Lond - On.'rnad, St. George's-fields, Surrey, shoemaker, and of Cobintin-gygn, Middlesex, soap inanutactuier. • Henry Hirst, of Lingard's Wood; York, clothier. Win—Foster, of Great Grimsby; Lincoln, iner,ilant. • George Laws le Neve, of I pswich, Suilink, draper. I opn Kerigan, of Liverpool, shoemaker.. Moses lti)6erS, - ot Tooting, Surrey, viaualler. Wm. :Gee, of Hampstead-1 . 04d, stone mason. • •• " DhSuLI'ED. I. ~Flam and I. Grainger, Leeds,-and - T. Proctor, New York. T. and S. DOnsford, St. NlAry-Axe, Wine-merchants. W: Hudson and Co. Manchester. • ' 1. Creawick and Co. Noble-street, Cheapside, silk-manu faerurers. , Cristall and 1, Apiey, Rotherhithe, sail-makers. K. and I. Ciaik,- St. Mary -at-Hill, Coal-faCtors. F. Barber,andCo. Sheffield; factors. lillard, Spencer, and Co. Oakti:ll. I. Hemming and 'l'. li. Milburn, Warwickshire, millers.. L'. Rhodes, Lo:.don. and I. Hobson, Manchester, Manches.; tee- warehousemen. - • • . Stcad and.N. Watson, Foster-lane, Cheapside. M. W hiteand F. Mokon, Gainsborough, hair-dressers. B. Eyre and 1. Gibson, Sheffield, file-Manufacturers. j. W, Francis and G. Brown,. Lambeth, timber and coal W. Gii)son and Co. Liverpool; and Charleston, North America. W ;Ritchie and I. S. Rains, .Wapping-wall, biscuit-bakers. It. Bloxham and Murton, Aulcester, Warwickshire, sur geons. S. t.inAird and I . B. Flounsfield, Manchester, cotton-manu. facturers. . BUEIVOS AYRES. LETTER FROM THE JUNTA TO THE OFFICER COM MANDING HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S FORCES IN THE RIO PLATA. Yesterd ty two English merchants resident in this city, publicly fought a duel with pistols, in -Conse-- quenee OT a private quarrel which had subSisted be tweeb them. The town justly conceives itself to have incurred moth scandal: in witnessing a dUel. which is prohibited by our religion, our laws, and . our customs ; and if similar' excesses are repeated with impunity, the face of bad example will mis-; lead many of our incaut ious youth, and we shall s e e a praaice introduced which will shake public order in these provinces. In order to take proper' pre cautions against such dangerous consequences,. the Junta have ordered a letter. to be transmitted to your Excellency, that you may intimate to the English °dicers and Mercliants resident in this city, that duelling is prevented by the laws of the country ; that tho4e englged - in it are.punishable, and that it is not compatible with the honour Of foreigners who reside in this country, and are honoured by theinlia bitantS to corm - nit it crime which the laWs prohibit. God preserve'your Majesty many years. (Signed) ' CORNELIO DR 4SAAV EP RA. ANSWER OP Tux ENGLISH COMMANDER. I received the letter which your Excellency 'wrote' toe, of the .4th inst. expressive of your displeasure at a duel which took .place between two English Mer chants resident in Buenos Ayres, under the proted lion of the Government of this country, and intimat ing the - desire of the Junta, that I _should make known to the English, in this place, that if any si milar occurrence shall take place hereafter, the fenders will be punished by lbw. In answer to that letter, I ought to make known. to your Excellency my extreme grief at such a transp§tion having oc cured between any of •my countrymen reident in Btienos Ayres, and I have sent a copy Of your Excel lency's letter to theCommitteebf English Merchants, that the sentiments of GoiernMent may_ be . made k,nown to those whom they May'concern. I have likewise given them to, understand that the repetition of a ;imibr'ael, which is 'as contrary to the religion and the laws-bt Great Britain as of this country, will neither hare ceantenanceor proteelion from his Bri tannic Majesty, but that those who may be concern ed.. in such an affair shall' . receive quite a contrary treatment . . . LETTER PROM THE JUNTA TO THE COMMANDER 'OP HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S FORCES IN THE RIVER PLATA. The Junta is extremely : sorry at the excesses of some of the Engliih soldiers admitted among our troops, who according to certain information have presumed to insult the person of your Excellency ; and in order that they may infli& an exemplary . . - , . . .. punishment uppoilt i e ofrenders - ,3lte Junta vi7sh'- to , - . be informed of their names and iho partier.dar's. of their condu&. . ..... ' CORNELL() DE SAAVEDRA.. , Buenos Ayres, f uly 6, [Sm. - ' . ' ' Mrs: Woodga , o,- ; 's6n.•the .moilierfof gate, Atthrney, of No.' i 6,. GOiden-squart buret to; death there o& Tualay evennl;• " I ' e ta to lady w4s upwatitS of ei g hty yea's of. age,- uou'" t , tal:e• car of._ herself, The firmale servant who teilLled on.her , letcher sitting in the two pail - 10 1 , 31 , trout room, about, o*.crouk in _the.'ev e ' l: '; Whilst she went l low it , into the kitchen, to t 04 5%. slic,e,ot bread ; and . when_tlie.re, - she he.ard her. n ee tress shriek. She hastened up stairs, alia on Mg the rem), the. elothes.pl, the ntrfurtunatc lady ere in a blaze, and a pant of the. ream. wo.9 n , 711)e. derceased, lingered three hours, when,dearP.',. lieved her from tl.xcruciai . ng:agooy. . is c" ) ; e- g ,' tured that the, deceast•d.:must lia%e been 3' 0 °P 1) 1 wlitni (4e candle set fire to her dress, as it was 10 in. the same place where the servant left REPLY TO THE ABOVE. I feel extremely flattered by the manner in v..hi, h your Excellency has viritten to me ilLy our It tier of the 6th instant, relative to the insult which I receiv ed from an English soldier serving in your ai my,w I am perSbaded is one of those dastardly co•,vards, who deserted from the English army in this country, while Great Britain was at war with Spin. The individual to whom I allude Was seen by I). JUan Larlea, who must have observed that his conduct, as a ceutinel, was disorderly,, and inconsi'stent with miliiaiy discipline, from his disrespett to au indivi dnal of your excellent, Junta in the person of D. Juan Lairea. With respect to rnyelf personally, fire piinishrneni Of this man is of very little conse, Orme', but I think it . More necessary in order that his example may prevent similar occoirendeS in tit 'Lure. At all eVenis it is for your Excellency to terMine what is Proper to be du'ue. I shall therefore observe only; that Many officers and subjects of his Britatihic Majesty have heL'n 'frequent ly insulted', and theirlives thr,atened, by pet , ons of the description of this man, of I complain. I cannot cOnautiethk let ter ithout expressing* try sircete de-ire that your Excellency wall nut per mit deserters from the English array 'to come on board ,hips belonging to his Britannic Majesty, be cause it ciceined an insult to Great Britain to have men who hate been traitors toiler, sent armed as ,oid;ers on board slips carrying tier The followiyg. Proclamation, addressed by the Usinper of Sp,ith to the inhabitants of Spanish Atnenea, has been intercepted by. the . Regency.,—.-. Nye ,do not vouch for its authenticity ;•but admitting that it is autlisntc, it is by no ti:eans surprising that the Usurper shou:d advise to assext their independence, if they should bd tpitvdling to sub mit hiss yoke; for in that .case he Would at least induce them not to supply the Patriois at li k ; ffi e, with the means of opposition to his-u : • • • , " HIS MOST CATHOLIC ,BIAJASTY. OF SPAIN, 'A.ND OF BOTH THE INDIES, .TO THE SPANISH AME-. RICANS, NATIVES - OF, THE, WEST INDI4S._ " BELOVED SUBJECTS, AND 'DEAR PEOPLE, " Who, through the unfortunate circumstances which the enemies of your prosperity, of yoni• peace' I and security, trav(produced, find .yourslv'es plunged in a•sea iit difficulties, • trelJtiles, - - and fan- • gers; it is to yogi to whom our .paternal•voice is ad dressed. You, our dear subjeds,,who - are eviden ly . deceived, and "imp(Aed'Upon by t l %; false neWs, and egregious untruths, which the rebelS . of ; this our kingdom of Spain, and the cruelperse` cutors of the human race,•those dispatch' and transmit to you. Consider, with partieularcare and attention, what you ought ,to do.. Listen' tb! the ,voice of virtue, truth, . and. honour.. Know • that the rebellious and perverse Junta, seek only' to deceive you, .and to strip you of air that wealth and treasure which you possess,, in ore.fr to make you, the more submissive and clinging to its bloody man , dates and hypocritical and treacherous views. !Be ' assured, that the English on their "part endeavoUr to spoil you of your goldnnd happiness,- only in orch;r to maintain with it a war which they have prOvok: ed, the, tendency and end of which is to annihilate you. Consider, reflett, and ponde*r all this; and if your impartial decision is not to submit yourselves to our paternal and Just Government,..l. at any rate, advise you to unite to.etlitr all in a body', like good. and affectionate brothers, and to declare yourselves free and independent oaf' all the nations in the world. Abolish entirtly: that iniquitous, barbarous, lana tical Government, under which .you have groaned and suffered solong. Dash to the ground the inhu man and internal Inquisition. Give to, the world 'illostrious prows' of honour, valour, and toleration. Enaet just,, wise, and wholesome laws. Open your. eyes to your own proper interest. Undo resolutely the fatal alliance which exists bAween you and the English, Whose unalterable purpose it is to avail themselves of the:valudile mines. which the bo sorpot your tich territories cot - vain: Their view tor some years back has been fixed on these. Use your utmost address, therefore, to prevent them . from-realizing their vile and unjust designs. With equal care and vigilance, keep aloof .Irom all pre tended treaties of commerce and friendship, which other nations may offer to make with you, Remaid firm„ constant,. and determined to maintain the wise and happy Go,;ernment which you may have chosen; ; all united. under 'the same standard, live peaceable and happy. • Hold forth to the other na tions the exasiple.of wisdom, valour, justice, alid-* happiness; .and•my paternal care and affection - to= wards you shall be obtained. Given. in our Royal' Palace at Madrid, this 22d of Match, 1810. " I, the King, (Signed) . " JOSEPH.", • CORONEIt' IkQUEST.—An inquisition wOs . ; held yesterday. at Somers, Town, on Mr. Ral i .h later a tabeidashet. in C,lteapside, who wet his dtoth on:'Saturday last. The deceased, was returning ti oin a dinner party at Somers Town abut thro weeks ago, and he Wis'accuitothed . to go (A-er'j laid across -a ditch, which plats • Mr. Lids • from, Union -.street:,. been.reinovedny Mr. Rhodes's Older:, and such unknown .tto . Mr. Hall, .he fell into the ditch, u hid? is•five feet, and broke his , lega . nd ancle. -He . :unable to mow, and was.. feund.'soine time . .aTt'et?' About a Weg_li. ago speedy mortification %tits, afipti.. hended, ~and.. the deceased tindifwent , arriputatlnitii: above the,. ancle, three days ,previoias to his 'deat fhb He, lio‘4 ever, grew .worse,; and:mortification de. prived him..of.life on Saturday—Verdict Xccidentot : Degth, The deceased bas.deft.:a .widow and a nu-. - Mr, gARGA ROT, "_who.was transported feOin Scot= ; land some years, ainee . „. for Republican pririciple*;• having sulrered.the penalty . of the law,. had arrived! at Rio Janeiro at the date of the late accounts-Tien his return to England. _ .St/11 IVAJP;). ORAVss&ND, OCT. 1.0. r• r - • • •-• . - Arrived—the, Vahson, Fortune, from Goree ; Go, ; 'lr sa , /00. lialkett, Watson, fiorn Tribago; Phienbc, Ross,' fruni rinain ; and the Urania, Waker, from Ppit-au-Prilic_ e e •ocr, • t Sailed —the 1-15ncy Cert . , Brown, fiarlamaica ; "1 -14 ,1,,,,,ii, D'atig u , Inia Bon'Foltuna, Koch, t. , r Oporto ; Maria, r foPLlStion ;: and the Chariotia, V bans, for Cadiz. :, ..,.. . . . !URI HS. cl r XI On the 23d ult.. at 'Rai I ykeal. /louse, the. seat of • , e -r , _ 1 -3P4 , :lit , , L=ay.;-thP.l.ady. of; john C WO.. k•sq • of "la) vp le, in the County of.Litpqrick, of a Paughter. . • 4 0 .. On the a'ith - ulr. at Wahrfer, the L. ot LL :u tenant- L loud Peacocke, of a Dauglitci. . . At Alenuerville,. the • Lady of Rowland Illetinerha ssct ' ksq, pf a .Llaughter, . . At liermitagv, in the County of Limerick, the Right 143)/1 ' Lady Massey,• of a Daughter. • • • I 3d l 9ir ,npcsdaY, at his kouse in Grosvenor_square, :the of Cdfiind Gore Langton,, Al.l'. of a Son. . . . . /1,1.1 R R IL 0. • On Thursday last, by the Rev. fames Thompson, a,t Norwich,'Mr. ChatleS .4n,lrew flacket, of Nictiol..l ,le f London, to Harriet, only daughter of 'lames Noswo rtio, u . the fortntr . , Th same day, 40-lorsipip, Thomas Abraham, I . : sq• lat°• e, Major iti the Ito , al'East '',liddlesex Regiment, to I•o u 'ri; daughter of the :fate dkvard Carter, .Esq. and sister to der Edw '4,10 c a r . tv . ril of; A',ort sittotat it , • On Monday ,Ne . .vpnrt Church, 1!:-.le of \‘',Tl l , Mr, Thomas Pittis, Winc4nereitant, &C. to Miss TuLker, i4'ttiat'phace. :•"Je • •-•-- • .1 'leg On th e tat ik'.st...lattleS;Alason ; Esq. of Hay-1-13"! nirniingitain, to Anra,Maria, • daughter of faint - Esq. of t P !In ts; t4t 'Sfourhridge. A Re 11y speal Capfain, King, of the'Roscon3 lll°- " i tiO gimpat, ne . pilstyy,„o,f . C.,ul9o; Kink, of Cfla,rtestori o, •ry,,' n e t COuluy Rust:otrimon, Co Miss Roy, e,. daughter o f ito'o.e, Esq. of - Ball)harty, in the Wexford. . • '• ' . • . 'AI At ikechmount, the Rev.. John 'Talbot, nepheV , t° 1.1),• Earl of G1.0.d01e,, to:Miss lace tlatrgliter 01; C,)sq.ionel • lt; E of inc 68111 dastOtcr uf Ilutchinsoh, Esq. ._and niece to L'4 I tat ty tort. . • , /.;lE/.). 1. . . . '. On tho loth ult. at pawlisit, in DevOnshire, tt"..,4licYr , a:'.teTC . autpDcll, Part. 'Or'A'r..ilcinglass. tli: (iniltel2otWulttiektiantas, , ltoei Esq. of Dutra:v., in County of,lilllnny.. . .. At (~01(len flr:dge, in tits County of I)utlin P age:t93' r eit-. . liain Smith, I. q stage Lady, atter cating , a licatty dinner, aged 79, Me. Al° 6 • Cites,. of York. . - ', l ta , ' • . . . - • , . • r)o the 2,tit of April last, Isaac Paske, 'Esq. Cap' , " •• the Madras Artillery, an , l second son of 'Gedtge l'ai'..:, F- 64. c,f.Nce(thatu Market, Suffolk. . - " P] !!". .C 1 YiSTE .STOC&J • RDA Y. India Stuck, t 74 India Baits, rts. pr. Exciteq. Bilts„3s. dis. Pa I : ()innltnn . ,.B*.7 g I mpeiial S p:.:r Cent. liank fur Opening, h 53 „ii. f Cams. for tztrinisi. h 4 u).2:0, 13.161; Stock, shut Navy- s per 983 s ifi rish,s per Cent. 4 per Cent. shut. per Cent. ked. shut pefet. eons. 64i 6'5 . Bank L. Ann. shut 'to •CtitiM l'A ••. I.crtt. i . t. 5.,. No. y, New bridge-Street, • Loudon. tionoured Sir, . ''. " Ediriborgii; itiirch 18, I '''' .. . e . T BEG leave to inform you, _that' diidt since 06 A: year 1790, I - have bieit alflifted with the Lin.ls '''''',,- f rea 4. which, Wain its , obstinately resistnig -every colirs e d Medicine presi.ribed,by. the most eminent, of the Fac L t, r , liore, and undergoing several severe cour se s o f sklivat l !' .' and twice discharged. froin, the liospitA, .w it ti li t tle roll; would appear to be of the most inveterate. nature. II; 3 3, springy of last year my disorder, had got . to such a beAtT, c, nearly to {gut a 'period to • my existence—l• had A tir4C Ll ;;gs' on the crown of my •head, one Orr each arm; and MY B i - d.' werebroke out in a friginful manner ; my right was ale- 0 Tully - Piinful, and had betn in a start, of• ulceration t• r• last seven Veztes ; my left' had also two large nodes on `;" was. very • inueli,diseolotired, and give inc' such exCrutc ing -pain, particularly' when warns ill priye me of rest; in tiiis lamentable state, I was rec °r° , is , 'rnen'tted by Mr. 1. T horn pson, (who .. received so 1.7 1 •° 3 ,1, , care, by t tient here), to take your Liake's Patent P" ~i best, as nearly , 'to ' 4 winch I began to .di .on •Ltlit. 26th, of May,; in the eo ur ; • of a fortnight, 1, beganpto .receiverbenetit—in little to titan a' hiontli, the iiic.ers' on my - head and arms w ,,• soiiiully healerl-soon - after, the sores on 'xi) , legs ne a : l ie also; leaving,. however„ezonsuierable discolouration in ' , skin, anti pain in the .btrue i ofthe lett, whi.:ll, by the '- sing of Chid, and a r . ittletonger pe . r,:everanee layout il l '','; luable Medicine; 'Subside:l , 4' the riLittes"dispersiii'g, th6sk-!.i. it•gainine its, tiat,ural htte;ranitt‘ii: inottdrnal pains %.;(- 1 ( 1 ' 131 ,, " .. 041.14 oil. I thus 11 , 5catig p .,y• !your ,liherplAci.v . ice arks' . .. h. ".,„ ilk:lnc, perfectly tree, lrym'4ll ;py, fo-zqer, ,eproplititic h '„ have recovered iny`forrn i er4pirit'sthrd 4reilgtii,-arttl .i.° `..'`; come ,i.idlyF and lat.,:,inilviiichi state tuivingeontiliucit InAit months t. the .f.§tonisfuurin; of a:I who krn.iw:pie., I an' a a loss inwhat semis to .express zny gra titudz:,. but bet: Y: •ter • the gird 4 other sut(erii:g mortals, to !hake this, •catie as public - as'. possible, as I -strap` fin every irk so ,ti 0.14,, ,you, will, gfeltiy ',bilge, Sir, your gra.icta" ,oledient, very loniistijyafir, AI.E X: Mt/kg-LI". S-wan's C1ose;114;b-strdet, Edinburgh. ' ,• . ' • NMiniesscs f.o , the abOVe Cure : 1 4 ;o,i, 111014 , 1'S . ,iti Nu,.3, .ticw Poultry Market; an't' 1 y I : . ,: , :`,l‘ INTC § H A P ifl. NiSCIIIbi Y -Gnat;, Edinburgh•• • -• • , - tre; , akkia‘4rfcl' SoTd by t!e •!le Prolirietbi, T ,10 it As 11.: YL 04 r iVl ellibtiOf • tile ;it'..iyal 'College of Sti v i • !g . ezn,s, at h',, : ilo . llse i . ! lirr,i9, .-•;e..v 14r1tige f itreet, ,, Lon do P;. yvi i zete, arrer - a qonviult..reszslen, - c ~t: niotethah thirty6'l yea-,, in a pi h aatite pirtit:i.:.irly d:re , .ituti rt!' the cur.5 7 .- ° ,4 , N!enereal CouipibitiWcitiqi't•ZUrs:.• inciii.4ital to the t ar rs " • Gsutzta.titip,,y..itli,•lliv.tiaqVlfilibler •teciretcy which rtien (1 , 1 " ► his`• • • - :prottission Siti::t! alwajy" otierve in such. caso, 11 1 ,, 'HA-Wes-by !iiir l s"eff; the a t , .-fee•and it'Sizie.. - :-i•iie grathitun", tt - tillaitrerlo:to 'liek;tinst tukilit Viii• lelediiiitte. wil l , 0 , 1 , esteemed, by a disceruix ktibei,- . .,.as an aiejiintages domattainable and void 01411 inn bii; oi ty , Also sold, by iris :.' - "lnit - "•inent, tor iiie.c.-nivenierice of timeliv.lif44.l-titralt 2 reitl.tiit• -,?!.ertn!-:-,er's,.••Neo 35,„ 1 5,„'" Mban's,!tres Pali r MaiU dr Tcisti,;. , N,i; zo:ii , t ''' s, 1 difNiii'ii.:itii- .1 4 .?. -. poiumvh c s,'•N'es.'' = i; / ' F'i -2h-•st:er -h i lf./. 1 ~ • Ap.f.ibiee, , ,s,,libolosellXr!, bib.:•o; . llSietlitetvw, Little T'Le,„ -‘ I hi I l i iti M " ii•i )l AnCt_ir, 9 , , A.i. , 4l"/Aig.P. , , txlitl kV tstt; t l\:lrc l ia y_ d6na d, Cl4gfivv"; 14..w.141, I.one-stree t ! 4 blip ; e..-- 'd onilierS2n •in t94:6 (sNiiii. t:',,me tt)l.yri'li tireftt ,- .3ri td:r-4 n o Ireland, inildkeskit okiYiiis : • :94. • itiii, Se , aletf:iiii , wili' fu .. atikAyl34 . ll. ; .6li,LeMl i ons,..,..,whereby , peraoh.ftnabzeither !-sex. "liar lcuie themseives With eie, sp - eet. 4 ' se4re,cy l .ana,. , tety• . t li I N. If. Every Box sold in Great'll'eft'Sielstlzile'd up v v ..' 9 a ew!ICSI-Pi 811 , 4wiliatt,r , by , , , fp. I yofir : * tilt» CommiSstuner6 ,',„„ prin'tixl, at the 'Sfanip -dice—" T . Tay ir)r, No. 9 t r '''''/- istidg&-itieet,"--40 irnitati 'whiiiils ' Felony, - arid 'OS of- l 'r. are *C outiterteits. - .' • • ...